Vince Staples plays The Tabernacle on Luckie Street with opening act Kenny Mason on his Cry Baby Tour.
Vince Staples brings the Cry Baby tour to The Tabernacle on Monday, October 19, with Kenny Mason opening. It's a stop on the run for his latest album, Cry Baby, which takes a turn from the sound he's known for: it's described as a timely and politically charged record that dives into rock and punk-rock sonics.
If you've followed Staples from the start, you know him as a Long Beach rapper with a sharp eye for social observation and production that pulls as much from electronic music as from West Coast tradition. His early work, Summertime '06 (2015) and Big Fish Theory (2017), built that reputation, while his 2021 self-titled album and 2022's Ramona Park Broke My Heart leaned into melody and introspection. A dry, deadpan wit runs through his interviews as much as his records, and Cry Baby shifts that voice toward the punk-inflected territory this tour is built around.
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Kenny Mason opens the bill. The show is at The Tabernacle, 152 Luckie St NW, a Live Nation venue on Luckie Street that was once a church converted for the 1996 Olympics. Doors open at 7 PM, and the music starts at 8 PM.
